Policing the beats: The criminalisation of UK drill and grime music by the London Metropolitan Police

Overview of attention for article published in The Sociological Review, April 2019

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@CpfcBobbydinho Sorry: https://t.co/excT28T5g6

29 Mar 2024

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Next plenary at Irish North-South #criminology conference: policing UK drill music #nscc23 @lfatsis on roots in colonial control, broad definitions of gangs, ‘bad character’, guilt by association, criminal behaviour orders https://t.co/giSqOgMx5X

15 Jun 2023

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RT @lfatsis: I am delighted to see my article on the policing of UK drill & grime music published in an issue by @TheSocReview alongside my…

16 Apr 2023

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@MerseysideVrp @MinusViolence Interesting... its a common correlation people make but asaik there is little evidence that violent media is related to an increase on crime/violence? https://t.co/hTzQPgVopb see @lfatsis https://t.co/sAgDpgI2ki

15 Sep 2021

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